I watched this movie with my family and had many thoughts about it. For starters I feel like everything that Sam and Bob did to try and get the penny was completely unnecessary because the bunny drone should've been their solution from the get go. Some of the drone stuff was confusing too but the sequence where Sam was singing a Madonna song and all of the bunnies were dancing along made up for it in my opinion. A lot of the Ireland-Scotland stuff was confusing to me as well but eventually I just decided to roll with it.
I didn't care for either of the protagonists all that much but the one character that I really enjoyed was the German unicorn (I think Heimdall is how you spell his name? He doesn't like being called Jeff so out of respect for my comrade I will not be calling him Jeff). The occupants of the bad luck dimension were also surprisingly likable and led me wondering what the stigma around them was in the first place...The trolls and such were nice and helpful guys, so it seems odd to me that never before had it occurred to anyone in good luck to work with them instead of against them. In the last bit of the movie they all acted civil when they came together and it just left me wondering why this wasn't solved centuries ago. But that's beside the point.
All that I have left to say is the revelation where the Scottish cat was actually British was the biggest plot twist in all of cinema history.
I didn't care for either of the protagonists all that much but the one character that I really enjoyed was the German unicorn (I think Heimdall is how you spell his name? He doesn't like being called Jeff so out of respect for my comrade I will not be calling him Jeff). The occupants of the bad luck dimension were also surprisingly likable and led me wondering what the stigma around them was in the first place...The trolls and such were nice and helpful guys, so it seems odd to me that never before had it occurred to anyone in good luck to work with them instead of against them. In the last bit of the movie they all acted civil when they came together and it just left me wondering why this wasn't solved centuries ago. But that's beside the point.
All that I have left to say is the revelation where the Scottish cat was actually British was the biggest plot twist in all of cinema history.